In the first half of one's life, one's life is exchanged for money, while in the second half, one's life is exchanged for money——40The Confusion of a Yearly Man

At present, many young people in China, including the elite and white-collar workers, are entering a very harmful misconception that they believe that youth is a good time for energy and hard work to earn money.
Therefore, there is a saying circulating among them:“40Before the age of one, exchange one's life for money,40After the age of one, exchange money for life There is another saying: "Not here."30Make your first profit before the new year100"Ten thousand is a life of failure."
　　 The landlord also knows that health is important, but he is busy with work and making money every day. Considering this and that, how can he have time to consider health Every day is spent like this: wake up after 8 o'clock in the morning, usually do not have breakfast, face the computer for a whole morning, usually have boxed lunch at noon, sometimes instant noodles, continue to be busy in the afternoon, have social activities in the evening, drink with clients, go to bars, discuss business, and often only return home at 11 or 12 o'clock. The phone must also maintain24Hour on state.
To be honest, I am currently working hard every minute and indeed overdrawing my health If you don't keep up your spirits every day, you will soon be left behind. The liver disease I got while studying in college has now recurred, and I've been wanting to find a time to go The hospital checked up, but couldn't find the time to do so. Now it's just dragging on like this, delaying day by day
　　 If earning money is to exchange for life, then why does life have to exchange money? I believe modern people are puzzled by the balance between money and health, and cannot find a balance. I want to start a business. I just paid off my mortgage and renovated my house in my hometown. Recently, I just used my hundreds of thousands of savings from state-owned barley wealth management to start a business. I used to work in real estate sales, but now in state-owned enterprises, my income is average and the competition in the workplace is not very smooth. I won't be laid off in the short term, but if I think about it and can't climb up in a few years, I'm afraid I'll have a midlife crisis. I'm thinking about self redemption all day now. I don't know what I can do if I want to start a business. In recent years, I haven't made much progress in real estate sales in state-owned enterprises, but I have lost a lot.